30 Pin Bluetooth Receiver Target

Very good Bluetooth receiver.

Great sounding receiver ....AWESOME with my Bluetooth

This is a great receiver. I bought it to replace my 30 year old Onkyo Receiver. It is very easy to use. There is nothing complicated to using this receiver. It sounds really good with the speakers that I have. One of my needs was that it have a phono input, and it has one. Some of the other brand receivers in this price range did not have a phono input. It does what it is supposed to do, and I am pleased.

I bought this receiver for the Bluetooth connectivity. I am now able to play my iTunes songs from the iTunes cloud through my iPhone and the new Receiver to our inside and / or outside speakers - all from my lounge chair. I am handicapped, so this is of great help to me.

It uses Bluetooth and can be used up to 30 feet away from EcoFlow Pro units.

Works great in a Junior receiver or atop a baby pin

I have the Burris Euro Diamond, 2.5x10x44, on both of my 30-06's and love its ability to see the target during low light periods - target resolution is sharp! Year after year with none to minimal adjustments with the scope during sight in. Recently purchased a BAR ShortTac .243... Burris, once again, was my selection for scopes... this time I went with the Veracity 3x15x50 scope. Can't wait for the long shot!! I am sold on Burris Optics and will always recommend Burris to all my friends!

Barska 10-30 x 50 Monocular, invaluable on the range. Variable for any distance target. Small, and swift. Almost fits in a pocket. Had bought a second one to keep as spare.

I use the TRS-25 rifle scope on my .30 U.S. Carbine. Very quick target acquisition, very good clarity, easy to use. A 2minute of angle dot would be even better, I think. Excellent product.

Buy this 30 Grey target, set an approximate white balance icon for your environment, get into the light that you are shooting, fill your viewfinder completely with the grey target in consistent light, set shutter speed at zero then up it +1/3 stop, focus and click. You have aproximately compensated for Ansel Adam's K factor (18% vs 12.5% true grey). Then bracket upwards three times each by 1/3 f-stops, take a look at each image, choose the proper exposure for your light temperature and lock it in. Different light temperatures show a flat target between zero to + 3/3 compensation dependent upon the model of camera body.